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[quote]Unless Ampersand was playing very bad on purpose, there is no reason to kick him out, especially if he likes his play style.[/quote]
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[quote]Unless Ampersand was playing very bad on purpose, there is no reason to kick him out, especially if he likes his play style.[/quote]
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You don't even understand why Ampersand was kicked. It had something to do with this line:
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You don't even understand why Ampersand was kicked. It had something to do with this line:
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[quote][10:02 AM] AMPERSAND way to speccheat faggot[/quote]
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[quote][10:02 AM] AMPERSAND way to speccheat faggot[/quote]
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Please avoid criticising the actions of others until you have at least some understanding of what actually happened.
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Please avoid criticising the actions of others until you have at least some understanding of what actually happened.
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[spoiler](Incidentally, it wasn't even Shaman who called the vote to kick, if you read that chatlog.)[/spoiler]
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[spoiler](Incidentally, it wasn't even Shaman who called the vote to kick, if you read that chatlog.)[/spoiler]
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I think talking as a spectator was a bad idea - even if you don't think you're giving anything away, and even if you in fact haven't, the players' efforts to interpret what you said may still affect the game. Kicking for com-morph is also meh (though in some instances understandable). Nevertheless, Ampersand's attitude in this instance was fully deserving of a kick.
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